Tajik leader resigns as violence worsens
Tajikistan’s hard line Communist president Rakhmon Nabiyev resigned after armed opponents blocked his escape from Dushanbe. Parliament speaker Akbar Iskandarov became acting president as the country slides toward near anarchy amid tribal fighting and political feuding. Russia and neighbors plan to send troops to curb arms and drug smuggling from Afghanistan. At least 100 killed this week.
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Poetry performance at OHS Monday evening
The Franklin County Reading Council and Ottawa public schools sponsor a poetry performance at 7 30 p m Monday in Ottawa High School new gym. An acting duo from North Carolina performs and Chapter reading program provides refreshments. Chapter I parents meet at 7 p m in the OHS library. Ottawa Guard change of command at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Ottawa armory First Battalion 127th Field Artillery Lt Col Forrest R Johansen hands over to Lt Col Galen Hoefer.
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